Yamato polity

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The Yamato polity was an early Japanese state centered in the Yamato region that unified local clans under a ruling dynasty and laid the foundations for the imperial institution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Japanese political entity
early Japanese state
historical polity
associatedPeriod Yamato period
surface form: Asuka period

Kofun period
capital Asuka
centralAuthority Tennō
surface form: Great King of Yamato

early Japanese emperor
Ōkimi
coreEthnicGroup Yamato people
country Japan
endTime 7th century
Yamato period
surface form: Asuka period
followedBy Yamato polity self-linksurface differs
surface form: Asuka state

classical Japanese imperial state
foundationFor Imperial institution of Japan
Nara period
surface form: Ritsuryō state
governmentType centralized chiefdom
clan-based confederation
monarchy
influencedBy Baekje
Sinosphere
surface form: Chinese civilization

Goguryeo
Korean kingdoms
Silla
knownFrom Chinese historical records
Kojiki
Nihon Shoki
language Old Japanese
locatedIn Honshu
Kansai region
surface form: Kinai region

Yamato Province
notableEvent Taika Reforms
adoption of Chinese-style bureaucracy
construction of keyhole-shaped kofun tombs
introduction of Buddhism to Japan
politicalStructure kabane hereditary title system
uji clan system
precededBy Jōmon period societies
Yayoi period chiefdoms
religion Buddhism
Confucianism
Shinto
rulingDynasty Yamato clan
surface form: Yamato dynasty
rulingHouse Imperial House of Japan
startTime 3rd century
Kofun period
territorialExpansion extension of influence over Kyushu
extension of influence over parts of Honshu
unification of local clans in central Japan

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Sakai Mozu Kofun Group associatedWith Yamato polity
Aiko, Princess Toshi house Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Akihito dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Taishō dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Princess Kazuko notableFamily Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Prince Masahito, Prince Hitachi house Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Princess Takako notableFamily Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Jimmu associatedWith Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor Meiji dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Empress of Japan associatedDynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Chrysanthemum Throne dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Japanese colonial empire rulingDynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Emperor of Japan dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Yoshihito dynasty Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Imperial tombs associatedWith Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato dynasty
Kofun period politicalCenter Yamato polity
To-ji foundedBy Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Imperial government of Japan
Yamato polity followedBy Yamato polity self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Asuka state
Yamato Plateau associatedWith Yamato polity
Yamato politicalStructure Yamato polity
subject surface form: Yamato people
Emperor Nintoku culture Yamato polity
Emperor Nintoku realm Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato state
Taihō Code appliesToJurisdiction Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato state
kuni no miyatsuko local rulers politicalAlignment Yamato polity
subject surface form: kuni no miyatsuko
Yamato clan politicalSystem Yamato polity
Ōkimi usedIn Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato state
Ōkimi associatedWith Yamato polity
Yamato area usedAsNameFor Yamato polity
this entity surface form: early Japanese state (Yamato state)
Kawachi area historicalRegionOf Yamato polity
this entity surface form: Yamato state